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Tie Open Court, II Fortnightlv Jour
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fishing Ethics and Religion upon /.
Scientific Basis. Published at Chi.
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The 14th number of this review is
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liza p. Woolley, &. X. Whjpp]e, Ed.
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Science in the New Church, Through
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PROBATE CQURT.

I VIII VUrtHIIIHtON
MONDAY OF EACH WEEK
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LITERARY NOTICES.

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NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME.

San Antonio Has Now. Two Trains Daily
To and From New Orleans.
The new time card of the Southern Pacific
goes In force TO-DAY. giving two trains daily, rs
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
For IND AGAINST A NEW BRIDGE

THE HEARING on THE BLACKwELLs ISLAND
SCHEME CLOSED.
The Board Of Street Openings continued yesterday iss
hearing in tho case the application of the
and Long Island Bridge Company to occupy par. VI
the space between sixtyfourth and sixty-nftn s~'
Fourth-ave and the East River as an approach from
the bridge TO the tunnel and tracks OK the haricn a
ROAD Company Much the same line OF argument wa"
gone over at the previous hearing. Inc oppo"c".'
of the scheme propertyowners In the district anectea
declared that the approach would seriously damage
much valuable property. W. p Prentice attacked tho
validity of under which the company proposes 10
work. He also doubted the financial soundness OF the
company. He declared that the proposed route meant
nothing but street railway company, and the consent
Of oneha Of the property along the proposed
route be obtained He finally submitted tne ioi-
lowing objections in writing: r., ,,u.
THAT the company has passed out OF OK Sa oc Which
created it; that it has no capital that the act Is
private one that the proposed Drage Is no. tIU Sap
which the company operating Of doubtful con-
sutonaitS; that makes no provision for compensa-
atve concenns private interests 50 as to sl9w
GsS1 r" re to int
rey unnecessary there being connection W taa he
navment for private property taken sought to be
avoided that change can be made IN tne p'ns hcu
changes the plans bs which the proposed tracks
are to enter the tunnel are deceptive"
erty owners in sxtyfonrth and sixty fifth sts and at
st and Fourth.ave He said 1t was pro-
posed TO erect buildings worth 100000 ut the latter
place. and the proposed approach would greatly deRre
cate the value the property. Tho entire taxpaying
part OF the Nineteenth Ward protested against granting
| the privilege asked for. ..,. A..
Everett p. Wheeler submitted brief containing tne
points of his argument made at &c last hearing. ~
also contained plan showing that the proposed tracks
would render IL necessary make open cut on both
sides OF Fourthave. thus destroying the little parks
there. . -, u,..r
NJ T. Southland behalf OF Mr. and Mrs. e. l. Woolsey,
who own property both in Sixty seventh.sf ana on
Long Island said he would submit brief In favor OF the
| application. Au.
John b. Parmes said that the Aron Society had but
handsome club at Fourthaye. and FIFTY hint-s.
| The construction NJ an elevated raroad "ouu NC "
| serious drawback to the of the building , go
d. smith, OF No 1871 East sixty fifth st.. said all tne
property his block protested against granting
the privilege asked II would reduce tue value Oh prop
| erty so per cent. $500. -. -, - . of
nonsense No part OF Fourrhave. would be TAKEN up
except that part OF tho street which was already occ
pied The connection with the tunnel tracks would DO
| made forty feet under ground. .,-L,.
i r. Cunning answered at length the objections maze
by the opponents OF the measure and the hearing was
then declared closed. Ten days are allowed however,
| in which the counsel may hand In briefs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15

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King Co. vss e. sas 10 days With
to scammsi Bros. 9, ,.,, Nh 10 a.v. with lumber
son st T.,Ss, 1s s s. 70
syTn &C. 1 81 sSh 70 Hsnss
sW~ssr" sa.dv Hook wind light NNws hszy. AZ
City Island Wind light NJ clear.
Steamer sreaswaer. Jenney West Point and Hswp0r
News With mdss old po%no Se 81 with
mdss and passengers to Old Dominion IS Co
CLEARED
Rhc.pa r Curtis J:nSoubiMso osssn
Steamer Bohemia (oer, Karowa Hamburg via fV"o"'"'
Steamer City Of Alexandria Reynolds havana-F Al'1an
steamer Panama tspan, Acatcna Havana ceoai'''
steamer Raleigh Munson Key west-N Bsnner Co.
steamer City Of Augusta catharne savan@n-h'"'
steamer Roanoke Couch Norfolk. CITY Point and Hi'n'
sasamer FANNY Cadwsser o,ngam, Baltimore
Steamer whitney Beston-E pi%ccn
BARK Taiismsa tBr DslauO Port span-Fa chA''oner
Bark oatsoca sa smone Perth ATsoy s ps' cS
Brig Mary Danr t0 snrse e;baraMose Bros
Brig DIR Witte 0er) Zeteln Perth Ammo - % 20
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schr Chauauqua tBr Mibury, st john NIB i~
schr Rondo tBr, Mcintyre st John. NB-scammen Sr'~
SAILED.
st.amers state OF Nevada Glasgow Euskaro ho.er
dam, Mandslsy Lisbon Miranda kingston alps, pos
Prince Panama Havana; city OF Ausdfta savannah """
hv sn,ns Grapdee for Yokohama: vandalia, Hull ,.
BarKs Gran Canara for Cadz Jessie Mcgreeo. Hssidr
Atlantic Demerara; Jose More. Matanzas Lou'se Au'
Also saed-via Long Island sound-steamer Gen "nie
Hnchored at City Island bound out-Brs Van h0rn'
for Windsor. NS.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
,oxnox Juv 4Arriyed steamer MIlanese CBrj Trenick
Saiei steamer Chicago tBr,. Jones' for New York ,p
QUEENSTOWN July l4-Arrivos steamer wlscons, rronj
Bentley from New York July on her way 70 verpoo'
Sailed steamer Germanic tBr Gleadell from LVerp00'
hence for NewYork. , $1,000, I'm. toer,
Junss from New.York July her way TO Bremen 'Ano
Sailed steamer Arer tosr. Christofers from Bremen
HUI Jay isOAivec steamer Martello tBr jenkins
GLASGOW July lS-sailed steamer Devonia Br' crockar"
New.YOrk. o,,,tapf fGer,
Rallehr from York her way 10 Bremen IT,. Tram,
scIIJY JULY l4-Passed steamer Edam (Dtch) iaA~ HUN
York on TO Amsterdam 49,. Nav
Passed steamer PETER de ConiDck (BeiB om, "oiA WV
swISEMUxDs July Ii-Arrived. steamer Hekla tpan''
Thomson. New-York June H. ,..,, u,,,a
GENOA July l'-Arrved- steamer Gottardo 'i'@' ''
from NewYork. , .,,,.hro fytar
GIRGENTI, prior 70 yny l5-oaileu s'osin'' '10' '
pi Marco for NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
WINNERS AT WASHINGTON PARK.

CHICAGO. July 4To day was tho twelfth regular nay Vi
the Washington Park Club races.
First racial ages six furongs Pocs-stovey 81 Glen
Hall &C. Cassie S. field s5. Cassie Glen Hall and keder
Khan finished the or,er named neck apart Iime-lo
Extra racc-Au agea SIX furlongs Pools - Little
Miuch 500 Egmont sll Eva X. 3. field S. Little
Minch won Egmont second aud Eva third TmsEElso 60,
second race-Nne furongs. Poos-Longaligtt va
Lanai al sailor Bow $40 field $50. Leman won, Tonga
light second and Ten Times third. Time-l:57h.
Third race stakes. twoyear olds. ha-nHo
Poois-Zulka and Blithesoms coupled SEQ; Wnona ana
Cav Emporia Persimmons Sl7 field $50 haceiann
Van Leland second, Emperor OF NorioK th"a- i"e
49, -, ooax
Mash s0O: Irish Pat SIS field SIS. Second heat-Sour
Mash S5O Irish Pat $50 field sf5 Sour Mash won easily
by length in the and FIVE lengths In the second Tme
/ 43 and l:4 a.. ..,... poo,.
Dana s25: EImira sl2t Lady Virgil SO: field SO Glen
Fortune won Enira second and Lady Virgil third Lazy
av lor threw her ioc key drawn. Time l;O3'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
PoRToFN Me-

PORT OF NETWORK ....-.THURsDAY JULY IA, 1887
ARRIVED.
Steamer city OF Rome tBrh Young Liverpool July Q.
Bros Arrived at tho Bar at 6.3O p
steamer state OF Indiana (Br ntche Glasgow July l.
Larne with mdse and 2B5 passengers TO Austin Baldwin
a Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Atlas Br robin, 81 Marc June 90 Jeremle 30
JacueI Morant Bav PORT Morant q. Port ANTONIO
mdse Pm Forwood Co. Arrived at the Bar at
S3n
Hungara (Brl. Langos 81 AIMS Bay Jnly Rio
with 10 ORDER vessel 10 PIN, For
wood a Co Arrived Mt the Bar at
Steamer Lorenzo Baker. OBrien Mobile Sdays. with
lumber and 10 passengers To W Best.
Steamer Old Dominion smith, Richmond city Point and
Norfolk tnse aud passengers Old Dominion So Co.
Steamer Kanawhs. Sears Newport News. with coal To
w d circuit.
passenrers TO " smith & Co.
Steamer II Dmock. Berry. Boston, with mdse To ii y
Dmock-
barn e. lilo Boyd tBri Kiiam. Manila 1856 days. with
mdse 10 order; vessel 10 Boyd * Hincken-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBCRBS.
THE NEW POSTMASTER OF FLATBUsH.

Owing 10 the arrest Of Postmaster John sammon Of Flat
bush L. L. opening registered letters his resiRnaton
which arded to Washington to into effect
September has ALREADY been put IN effect and John y rne
succeed him. The master Ia
the Sergeant James Byrne the head OF the
lice force the and Ia active business man OF
twenty lie II well educated ana 10 clerk In
this city His appointment was surprise to many OF tho
the thought that william Hay
wood would the place The position Is supposed to be
Felix Campbell, who IL In
expected that the office viii remain where
is at Flabush ave and Mr. Byrno will take
official notice Of his appoint
Imam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15

Giuseppe Crlfasl who kiloi Batolomeo Caresi In
Baxter-st with British "bulldog" revolver, looked
through Lawyer McPheters eyes yesterday ana con-
ch,ded that life In his own hands was worth two
i'm tho jurys and entered plea OF guilty OF muruer
in tho second degree His counsel first asceitaih 1
that the ea wOuli be accepte by Assistant District
Attorney Purdy and Recorder Smyth. Thereupon tho
Kcoorer sentenced Crfasi 70 imprisonment for me,
Mrs Crfas informed tho court that all her household
goods had been consumed TO carry on tho legal fight
and that sho was destitute Tho Recorder suggested
that II any lawyer had taken away the orliasi coohe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
NOT A CASE OF SUICIDE BUT AN ACCIDENT

Investigation shows clearly that the death OF George Jack
SON a wealthy manufacturer OF Little Falls, ". j.. on
Welnes iay ~ suicide and that Mr Jackson
was not drowned killed bv conxestve chill brought
on accidentally falling the bank OF his mill pond into
Mr. Jackson had a. guests three Patterson
drinking The night was hot and Mr. Jack
overheaed His companions were out In boat and
had upset ali got ashore SAFELY VIII they hard splash
Mr.. struggling IT. the water lie stand
ing In II deep they reached him. he fell
He had time 10 drown. but was dead when
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
A GOOD WAY TO ALARM A BURGLAR.

Police Inspector Steers got to his house at Tenth
ave. and one hundi ed and Fhty-thi ST. little
bcfore midnight Wednesday. He had not fallen
asleep when his wife ca led to him that burglar
was trying to get into the house. Mr. Steers jumped
out Of bed and raised tho window, but could SEQ no
one outside Then he touched a button OF tho
electric lighting apparatus and Illuminated the en-
tire house. Without waiting to dress himself he
ron down 10 the ward with a revolver I'm his hand.
A search showed that tho burglar had opened one
OF the outer blinds at the back OF the house, BUT
sash. Probably he was scared away by the sudden
illumination OF the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
NO FEAR OF WATER FAMINE

General Newton. Commissioner Of Public WORKS.
has issued order that when houses become vacant
and arc likely to remain vacant, the owners must
communicate with the department in writing or no
deduction Will DO made for water rents Tor any part
of The wear. No allowance will be made on account
OF waste or leaks from defective service pipes or
plumbing. There is no immediate fear OF shor.
water supply but General Newton advises against
waste In any f0im.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
yoUyG ARTHUR PHILLIPS BURIED.

Tho funeral of Arhur Phillips. who was accident
lilly shot at the Pcekskiu Military Academy on Mon
day, took place at his fathers home No. la East
Tbirtiotb-st, yesterday. Among those present werc
LOUIS Lyon, joseph Davis, Jacob s. Isaacs Meyer
Cohen ID. Pohash, the Rev. Henry b. Chaplin,
principal OF the Collegiate School, Bcldon +. Hyatt,
assistant principal Of the Peekl Military Academy,
Frank Hart, J. Hart aid A. j. Bennett. The service
was conducted by Rabbi F. do sofa McnCcs Inc
I'm n CvDrezs Hills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
HELD FOR RESISTING A GIAyrESS

william voltmann German, age twenty-three, OF
40. 455 West Fory-siAth-st., arragned in the
YorAvilo Police Court yesterday on charge OF
violently assaulting his wifo Mary, who weighs $40
bounds and has the reputation Of being the heaviest
woman In New-YOrk. When the couple appeared
before Justice Kilbreth they formed striking con-
tiast the husband being litt.o fellow Of retiring
disposition. lie said In his defence that his vile
had a habit Of throwing him out Of their apartments
whenever they disagreed She met with some re-
slstanco from him this particular OCCASION, fell
and struck her head against a table. He was helu Id
$500 bail to answer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15

Ellen Carey who lives In shanty at one-hundrcd-
and fortcth-st. and Tenth struck her husband
Timothy yesterday, with whom she had been quar-
rrlling during night, with heavy stick Of wood.
causing bruises about the head. She then
drank something from teacup, supposed to DO
POISON, and shortly alter died. The police think sho
was dcrangcd A few years ago she cot fire 10 her
sisters house aud sent 20 State prison for life
for arson. After serving years she pardoned
by Governor cleveland, ON the interccssion Of some
frieu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-15
GAMES ON THE DIAMOND FIELD.

IouIsvILIE July l4-Heavy batting was the feature m
the game between the Metropolitan and Louisville mines
to-day. The Mctropotans again won easily handling the
bat with effect fielding in good FORM The score was
as followsi
Louisville, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ] gI1ss
Metropolitan. .............-......O D D 10
Ba.ebts-Iouisvie Metropolitan. H. Errors-Louls-
vile METROPOLITAN Pitchers-Hecker ana mays I'm
pire-Mr Ferguson
ST. LOUIS. July 14-The Brooklyn and St Iouis mines
play ed again to-day and the champions won after well
played game The score was as follows
st. Louis. " "
Brooklyn. " 4 "
St Louis 7; Brooklyn IL Errorsst Louis;
BROOKLYN Pitcbers-Caruhers and Terry. Umpre-Mr'
McQuade.
BOSTON July 1.-THE and Detroit clubs PLAYED the
final game their present TO-DAY before go0dse
crnwd The Visiting batted Radbounes curves nara
I'm the contest TOOK
The hits the players well scattered up 10 the
final inning when they scored three runs The score was
Bos ion. ...........--.-V
Detroit ........................-....l3 VI
Basrb,ts-Boston. 10; Detroit II. Errors.Boston 2;
Detroit g. Observation-Disclosures and lwitcheh umpire
MT Powers.
wAsHseTox July 14.-The Pttsburg and Washington
clubs PLAYED postponed today and the home play
by this score
washington ...............-..."2 1-s
ton 2; Ptsburg, Pitchers-Gilnore and Motifs Um'
prc-Mr. DOescher.
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